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env — Manipulate environment variables
ns_adp_abort — Stop processing of ADP and throw away all output
ns_adp_argc — Return number of ADP arguments
ns_adp_argv — Return the value of an ADP argument
ns_adp_bind_args — Bind ADP arguments to names
ns_adp_break — Stop processing of ADP and flush all output
ns_adp_debug — Connect to TclPro debugger
ns_adp_dir — Return directory where ADP resides
ns_adp_dump — Return ADP output buffer
ns_adp_eval — Evaluate ADP
ns_adp_exception — Return ADP exception state
ns_adp_include — Parse an ADP file and include in page
ns_adp_parse — Process an ADP file or string and return the result as a string
ns_adp_puts — Write string or Tcl command output to page
ns_adp_registertag — Register an ADP tag
ns_adp_return — Stop processing of ADP and flush all output
ns_adp_stream — Begin ADP streaming
ns_adp_tell — Return bytes in ADP output buffer
ns_adp_trunc — Clear ADP output buffer
ns_atclose — Register a script to be executed when the current connection closes
ns_atexit — Register a script to be run at server shutdown
ns_atshutdown — Register a script to be run at server shutdown
ns_atsignal — Register a script to be run in response to a SIGHUP signal
ns_cache_flush — Remove cache entry
ns_cache_names — Return cache names
ns_cache_size — Return size of cache
ns_cache_stats — Return cache statistics
ns_checkurl — Authorize a request
ns_chmod — Change a file's access permissions
ns_cond — Manage events
ns_config — Extract information from the configuration file
ns_configsection — Return values of a configuration file section
ns_configsections — Return values of all configuration file sections
ns_conn — Find information about the current HTTP connection.
ns_conncptofp — Write content to a file
ns_connsendfp — Write contents of file to conn
ns_cp — Copy one file to another
ns_cpfp — Copy a specified number of bytes from one file to another
ns_cport — Control port interface commands
ns_critsec — Manage critical sections
ns_crypt — Encrypt password
ns_db — Access the AOLserver database
ns_dbconfigpath — Get nsdb section name
ns_dberror — Return SQL error information
ns_dbformvalue — Retrieve the value of a column specified by form data
ns_dbformvalueput — Set default values in an HTML form for accessing the database
ns_dbquotename — Surround a name by double quotes if it contains a space
ns_dbquotevalue — Prepare a value string for inclusion in an SQL statement
ns_deleterow — Delete row in specified table corresponding to form data
ns_eval — Evaluate Tcl
ns_event — Manage events
ns_ext — Perform external database driver operations
ns_findrowbyid — Return row corresponding to specified key/value pairs
ns_fmttime — Return a formatted date and time
ns_ftruncate — Truncate an open file to a specified length
ns_get_multipart_formdata — Handle the POST action of a form containing one Netscape file widget
ns_getcsv — Read CSV data from a file
ns_getform — Return an ns_set that contains all of the query data that was part of the HTTP request
ns_geturl — Fetch a URL
ns_gifsize — Determine the width and height of a GIF87 or GIF89 image
ns_gmtime — Return time in GMT form
ns_guesstype — Lookup MIME Type
ns_hostbyaddr — Resolve an IP address to a hostname
ns_hrefs — Return list of HTML <A> links
ns_httpget — Open an HTTP connection and fetch a page
ns_httpopen — Open an HTTP connection
ns_httptime — Convert time in seconds to HTTP header format
ns_info — Find information about AOLserver
ns_insertrow — Insert form data into specified table as a new row
ns_jpegsize — Determine the width and height of a JPEG image
ns_kill — Send a signal to a process
ns_library — Return directory for a server's Tcl library
ns_link — Create a link
ns_localsqltimestamp — Return a SQL timestamp containing the local time
ns_localtime — Return local time
ns_log — Write messages to the error log
ns_logroll — Roll server log
ns_markfordelete — Mark interpreter for deletion
ns_menu — Administer server in control port
ns_mkdir — Create a directory
ns_mktemp — Return a unique file name based on a template
ns_modlog — Send message to the log
ns_modlogcontrol — Define log realms
ns_modulepath — Return server directory path
ns_mutex — Manage mutexes
ns_normalizepath — Normalize a path
ns_param — Define a parameter in the configuration file
ns_parseheader — Parse HTTP header
ns_parsehttptime — Return number of seconds from HTTP time
ns_parsequery — Parse a query string
ns_passwordcheck — Verify a user/password combination
ns_perm — Add users, groups, and permissions
ns_permpasswd — Update existing password
ns_pooldescription — Get database pool description
ns_queryexists — Check for a key in the query data that was part of the HTTP request
ns_queryget — Get a value from the query data that was part of the HTTP request
ns_querygetall — Get multiple query values
ns_quotehtml — Escape <, >, and & characters
ns_rand — Generate a random number
ns_register_adptag — Register a tag for use within an ADP
ns_register_filter — Register a filter function for a method/URL combination
ns_register_proc — Register one or two procedures for a method/URL combination
ns_register_trace — Register a Tcl trace script to a method and matching URL
ns_rename — Rename a file
ns_requestauthorize — Check permissions
ns_respond — Build a complete response
ns_return — Return information to client
ns_rmdir — Remove a directory
ns_rollfile — Roll an arbitrary file
ns_rwlock — Create, destroy, and manipulate read/write locks
ns_schedule_daily — Schedule a procedure to run once a day
ns_schedule_proc — Schedule a procedure to run at specified intervals
ns_schedule_weekly — Schedule a procedure to run once a week
ns_section — Define a section in the configuration file
ns_sema — Manage semaphores
ns_sendmail — Send a mail message
ns_server — Get information about the virtual server
ns_set — Manipulate sets of key-value pairs
ns_set_precision — Set precision for floating-point to string conversions
ns_setexpires — Set Expires header
ns_share — Share variable among all Tcl interpreters
ns_shutdown — Shut down the server
ns_sleep — Sleep for a specified number of seconds
ns_sockaccept — Accept a new socket connection
ns_sockblocking — Set socket blocking
ns_sockcallback — Register a socket callback script
ns_sockcheck — Check if a socket is connected
ns_socketpair — Create a pair of connected sockets
ns_socklisten — Create a new socket listening for connections
ns_socklistencallback — Run script on connection
ns_socknonblocking — Set socket nonblocking
ns_socknread — Return bytes to be read
ns_sockopen — Connect to a remote host on the specified port
ns_sockselect — Determine readable file id's
ns_striphtml — Remove HTML tags from a string
ns_symlink — Create a symbolic link
ns_thread — Manage threads
ns_time — Return current time in seconds
ns_tmpnam — Generate a temporary file name
ns_truncate — Truncate a file to a specified length
ns_unlink — Remove a file
ns_unregister_proc — Unregister a procedure for a URL
ns_unschedule_proc — Stop a scheduled procedure
ns_url2file — Return file corresponding to URL
ns_urldecode — Decode characters
ns_urlencode — Encode characters in a URL
ns_uudecode — Perform base-64 decode
ns_uuencode — Perform base-64 encode
ns_write — Write raw content back to the client
ns_writecontent — Write content to a file
ns_writefp — Write file contents to the connection
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